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ORGANIZER;CN=Mark Bourassa:mailto:mbourassa@fsu.edu
DESCRIPTION;LANGUAGE=en-US:COAPS Short Seminar Series\n11:00 April 6th\nAtt
 end F2F (in 255 Research A) or Virtually (via Zoom)\nhttps://fsu.zoom.us/j
 /92268262553\n\nMeeting ID: 922 6826 2553\nTalks are typically 12 minutes 
 long with an additional 8 minutes for questions. This month our first talk
  will have the time for two typical talks.\n\nConnecting the Loop Current 
 System with Gulf–Atlantic Circulation\nBy Giovanni Durante\nDescription:
  We investigate how low-frequency variability of the Yucatan inflow is lin
 ked to regional sea-level variability\, and whether this relationship expl
 ains the skill of altimetry-based empirical models and altimetry-assimilat
 ive reanalyses in reproducing the observed transport signal.\n\nAn Update 
 on the TAO/TRITON Buoy Anemometer Windspeed Change\nBy Collin Cruz\nDescri
 ption: A 2025 Ricciardulli et al. paper identified a 0.5–0.8 m/s increas
 e in TAO/TRITON Pacific buoy wind speeds tied to an anemometer replacement
  beginning in 2020\, attributing the jump to differences in manufacturer c
 alibration coefficients using collocated satellite and reanalysis data. Be
 cause many satellites are calibrated against these buoys\, the bias has br
 oad implications for other instruments and datasets. Collocating SAMOS res
 earch vessel observations confirmed a wind speed bias following anemometer
  replacement\, though of somewhat smaller magnitude\, and underscores the 
 importance of accounting for year-to-year variance when using TAO/TRITON b
 uoy data for instrument calibration.\n\nBottom Florida Weather Extremes: D
 rought and Freeze\nBy David Zierden\nDescription: The State of Florida is 
 currently experiencing the most widespread and severe drought in the past 
 25 years. Over 72% of the state is now designated as extreme or exceptiona
 l drought according to the U.S. Drought Monitor. An area of north Florida 
 and the Panhandle is now classified as D4\, or "exceptional" drought\, whi
 ch corresponds to a return period of 25-50 years. We will discuss the trig
 gers to the ongoing drought\, severity\, impacts\, and the outlook going f
 orward into the spring and early summer seasons.\n\nNOTE: Please feel free
  to forward/share this invitation with other groups/disciplines that might
  be interested in this talk/topic. All are welcome to attend.\n\n\n
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